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India has more serious issues than beef: Cardinal Alencherry

Kochi(Matters India): Cardinal George Alencherry, head of the Syro-Malabar Church, says India has more serious issues to tackle than waste time in debating people’s eating habits. “When there are conflicting claims from various communities on such issues, society should discuss...

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Malpractice blessed into Fair Practice?

Today's CAB Election Farce From: isaacgomes@hotmail.com To: abpthomasdsouza@gmail.com Subject: Today's CAB Election Farce Date: Sun, 27 Sep 2015 18:29:36 +0000 To: Archbishop Thomas D'Souza       Archbishop of Calcutta Your Grace, Today you put up a stellar performance  as Ex-Officio Chairman...

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Excerpts from the Synods’ Final Report

(Note: Given below are a few quotations collected by Crux staff on controversial issues like Divorced and Remarried; Gays and lesbians; Co-habitation; and Women, for easy reference. james kottoor,editor) By Crux Staff, October 24, 2015 The 2015 Synod of Bishops...

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Existing norms remain for Roman Curia, Pope says

By Elise Harris. Vatican City, Oct 27, 2015 / 02:59 pm (CNA/EWTN News).- Pope Francis has clarified that while the Roman Curia is in the process of being reconstructed, it doesn’t mean there is an absence of law or regulations – the...

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Pope has smoked Out his opposition

Robert Mickens | A Roman Observer , Oct. 26, 2015, in NCR [Robert Mickens is editor-in-chief of Global Pulse. Since 1986, he has lived in Rome, where he studied theology at the Pontifical Gregorian University before working 11 years at...

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Lay Auditors at the Synod: What did they say?

The lay auditors at the synod did say almost everything that should be said. Ed Schreurs one of the members of the Catholic Church Reform International has forwarded what half a dozen auditors actually said in the Synod with the...

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Religious leaders underline importance of diversity

Indore (Matters India): Religious diversity and tolerance was the underlying theme on the second day of the International Conference on Harmony of Religions on Sunday. The first session of the day started with Joseph Mar Thoma, the present head of...

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The end of a Big Meet – Matters India on the recent Vatican Synod

Pope, ending synod, excoriates bishops with closed hearts  Vatican City: Pope Francis, ending a contentious bishops’ meeting on family issues, on Saturday excoriated immovable Church leaders who “bury their heads in the sand” and hide behind rigid doctrine while families...

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Towards Hindutva Hegemony – Editorial (Indian Currents)

Dr Suresh Mathew Let there be no mistaking. The Hindutva forces are going the whole hog to put into practice what M.S. Golwalkar, the second Sarsanghchalak of the Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh, stated unambiguously in his book ‘We or Our Nationhood Defined’. “The...

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‘Forced to hang my head in shame’:

'Forced to hang my head in shame': Former Navy chief writes open letter to President Mukherjee, PM Modi Times of India (TNN | Oct 25, 2015, 01.46 PM IST) NEW DELHI: Former Navy chief Admiral Laxminarayan Ramdas has written an open letter to...

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Church official condemns dalit burning

New Delhi (UCAN): A church official in India said the burning to death of two dalit children was the latest in a series of atrocities against the former lower-caste group. The church "sternly condemns the sad incident," Father Z. Devasagayaraj, secretary...

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Mystic Manthra: Ek Maalik, Many Margs

Truth: Where is it? Deccan Chronicle | Francis Gonsalves | October 23, 2015, Representational image (Note: Jesus presented himself as the way, truth and life. Apostle Thomas who came to India in 52 AD called his followers: Margam Koodiyavar. Followers...